Before every big game, we walk through form, matchups and expected scores — read for insight and entertainment, never as advice on where to put your money.
Six previews from across the tournament, each with a probability breakdown and an expected scoreline
Brazil's front line has looked sharp in build-up play, though Switzerland's compact midfield has frustrated stronger sides before this one.
MediumGermany's defensive reshuffle is still settling in, and Japan's quick transitions have punished slow back lines throughout qualifying.
LowArgentina's possession game should dominate long stretches, but Mexico's set-piece delivery gives them a route back into a tight knockout tie.
MediumBoth sides need a result to top the group, which usually means a cagey opening before chances start opening up after the break.
LowMorocco's organised block has troubled bigger names before, but the Dutch wide play has been the tournament's most consistent attacking threat.
MediumA physical, even matchup on paper — Senegal's pace on the counter against South Korea's disciplined pressing should make for a close game.
LowThese previews are editorial estimates provided for information and entertainment only, and are not betting advice.
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